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Using the Menus Teledyne LeCroy
4.5.3 Record Menu
4.5.4 Report Menu
Report Menu operations are only available when you are working with a CATC Trace file.
Update Device Opens a dialog box that lets you update the BusEngine™ and
Firmware.
Calibrate
Device Opens a dialog box that lets you calibrate the BusEngine™ and
Firmware.
Launch
CrossSync
Control Panel Launches the CrossSync application. The CrossSync Control Panel
allows you to select analyzers for synchronization and manage the
recording process. See
“CrossSync Control Panel” on page 49 .
Analyzer
Network Opens a dialog box for browsing to local and networked analyzers.
Within the dialog, click Add to browse. The dialog lists PCs that are
on the LAN. If a PC has an analyzer attached to it, and if DCOM
permissions have been set on the selected PC, clicking Select
establishes a connection. See
“Analyzer Network” on page 12 .
All Connected
Devices Opens a dialog box with a list of locally or remotely connected
devices. Allows you to update the BusEngine, Firmware, and your
licensing information.
Start Causes the Analyzer to begin recording traffic.
Stop Causes the Analyzer to stop recording traffic.
Reupload Causes the Analyzer to re‐send all, or selected portions, of the CATC
Trace from the Analyzer buffer to the host machine.
Manual Trigger Trigger command for Analyzer is generated upon clicking this
button.
Reset Link
Configuration Causes the Analyzer to reset the Serdes and thereby reset the
Analyzers current link configuration. This command is needed when
lane width or other lane settings are changed. Otherwise, the old
link configuration is used and errors are generated in the CATC
Trace.
File
Information Displays information about the file contents and describes the
conditions of the file’s recording (Recording Options, hardware
information, and so on).
Error Summary Displays an error summary of the current CATC Trace file and allows
you to go to a specific packet, and save the error file to a uniquely
named file.